My Guestbook [Sign Guestbook] 15 Entries Claudia Hunter  Email Today at 01:28 AM Comments: I would like to get in touch with Gerald T Brown.  I am trying to do research on my second cousin Jack G Keller, who was in the 304th, 2 Platoon.  He was killed on l March 1945.  It was wonderful to be able to read all the information Mr Brown had written about his uncle Hollis A Cloyd.  I was very interested in the response from Earl F Huntoon, who stated he was near my cousin when he died.  I would love to get a copy of the pictures he sent Mr Brown of Company G.  Thank you for your time. Claudia Hunter huntercj@juno.com Louis Bruno  Email Oct 30, 2009 at 06:01 PM Comments: My Uncle,  PVT.ANTHONY SANDANO 20261667, a member of the 76th Inf. Div....possibly 417 Infantry Regiment, was KILLED IN ACTION on March 30th. The research I did concluded that he died either in the towns of Schmitten or Dorfweil on March 30th. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Louis Bruno  Nephew Gocycle@optonline.net Walter E. Hendrickson  Email Oct 29, 2009 at 01:55 PM Comments:  My dad's discharge papers said he served with the 301 med. bn. co A. The only thing I remember him saying [about the war] is he drove a jeep one time for Ernie Pyle. My wife brought home a donated book from the library that Ernie wrote, called "Brave Men". In one of the final chapters called "hedge row fighting". Ernie mentioned an incident about coming upon a downed RAF pilot, this incident was shown in the picture "the longest day". The pilot was portrayed by actor Richard Burton.  Well, my dad told me about that incident before he died, [long before I got the book] that's when he drove the jeep for Ernie, but Ernie didn't mention dad's name.  Dad's name was Walter R. Hendrickson. If anyone remember's the 301 med. bn., would they please e mail me.  Thanks Antonis D. Batsos  Email Oct 23, 2009 at 08:00 AM Comments: On the 417th inf.Regiment , Savvas Batsos is my grandfathers brother , I have a picture of him . I could send it to you . BILL BLACKBURN FRICKE  Email Oct 20, 2009 at 06:40 PM Comments: MY PURPOSE IS TO VISIT THE SITE TO GIVE THOUGHT TO  STANLEY D. BLACKBURN, MY UNCLE WHO GAVE HIS LIFE NEAR THE VILLAGE OF BASTOUNE IN THE BEGINNING OF THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE. Heinz Johannsen   Oct 19, 2009 at 09:37 AM Comments: Hi, Im Heinz Johannsen from Rendsburg Germany, a good friend of mine, was in Zwickau Germany 1945 as a POW. He was the youngest flighing instructor of the Luftwaffe. He was  akind of POW Camp commander, as he still has hes certifikate of discharge, signed by 1st Lt.  R,F, Pollard and 2 nd Lt. A.J. Prissimone. He also still has a list with many names of the POW.  Hes name is Wilhelm Bruhn, age now 87 and still going strong. He would like to know if there are any of the well distiplin US Soldiers of the 385 Inf. Div  who was in Zwickau, near the POW Camp in the german Atomabil Werks of HORCH as POW Camp still arround, and can remember him ???  My adress is Heinz Johannsen , Muehlenredder 5   in 23787 Fockbek,   Germany.   or  Wilhelm Bruhn,    Nobiskrueger Allee 42   in 24768 Rendsburg Germany. Would love to hear from anyone.  With best regards    heinz Johannsen Nancy Sullivan  Email Sept 28, 2009 at 08:39 PM Comments: I was very touched while roaming through your site for the 76th.  My stepfather, Daniel Pearson, was with the 76 division during WWII.  Unfortunately, though my mom often asked him about his wartime experiences, he never would open up and talk w/her about his combat duty.  She knew he was in the Battle of Ardennes, but nothing further.  When they married in 195a I remember him as a painfully thin, nervous, reticent man who kept to himself a great deal.  Although he became more outgoing and talkative with the passing of years, he would never share his war experiences w/us except to say than drinking & bathing from your helmet and generally living in conditions worse than those of most animals was not anything he wanted to relive by way of relating his story to someone else.  Thank you for this site.  Salvatore Sciacchitano   Sept 24, 2009 at 07:01 PM Comments: I Was a Medic with F Company of the 304th Infantry Regiment.  I recently paid a visit to Camp Mc Coy in Wisconsin.It is now known as Fort Mc Coy and the guard at the entrance gate in his infinite wisdom said he remembered me after 65 years. What a sensen se of humorMy address is 427 Granada Drive  Chesapeake, Virginia 23322-8020 Rick Abbott  Email Sept 11, 2009 at 04:33 PM Comments: Thanks for this great web site.   My uncle, Homer Abbott, served in the 76th, 304th Inf. Regiment.  He died of his wounds on February 25, 1945.  I never knew him, but am very proud of his sacrifice.  Thank you again for this memorial to the great men who served.  God Bless. Sorry, this is a private entry which is only viewable by the owner. [View Entry]  < Previous 10 Page: 1 2 Next 10 >